EDUCATION
Master of Community and Regional Sustainable Transportation ▪ Planning ▪ Engineering Solutions, LLC Planning, Transportation Planning; University of Nebraska, 1986
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration; Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1982 Shahriar Etemadi, PTP SPECIALTIES Principal • Comprehensive Planning • Growth Management • Environmental Impact Statements Mr. Etemadi has 30 years of supervisory, management and technical experience in (EIS) planning and engineering. He has managed architects, planners and engineers in the areas • Zoning, Subdivision and Land Use of land use, zoning, urban design, master planning, transportation and environmental • Transportation Demand Management (TDM) planning and engineering in Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia, Pennsylvania, • Traffic Impact Studies California and New York. He has extensive professional, management-level experience in • Transit Planning developing growth policy initiatives, corridor studies, coordination of major investment • Pedestrian and Bicycle Planning • Parking Studies planning projects, Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), travel-demand forecasting and • Corridor Studies Transportation Demand Management (TDM), traffic Impact studies, transit planning, parking studies, and bicycle and pedestrian planning and implementation. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Institute of Transportation Engineers, ITE He has practiced private consulting, managing projects for private clients in master plan Professional Transportation Planner, PTP, analyses and the community development of commercial and residential buildings. AWARDS/CERTIFICATIONS EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: American Planning Association (APA), National Capital Area Chapter STS Consulting 2014-Present • Excellence in Planning Award for Principal Transportation Planning • Excellence in Policy Planning • NY Upstate APA Chapter award for Responsible for the day-to-day operation of STS Consulting Company, winner of 2016 Comprehensive Plan New York Upstate Chapter Award for Comprehensive Planning, providing sustainable Montgomery County Government, Maryland solutions to urban planning, master planning, traffic engineering and transportation • Certificate of Appreciation from planning challenges facing our clients. The company is currently being retained by some Montgomery County Executive for of the major land development companies in the Washington, D.C. region, in Pennsylvania making significant contribution to work for BRAC and Virginia and a winery in California; (1) to evaluate the land use/transportation impact • Certificate of Appreciation from of master plan updates by public agencies, (2) to help facilitate the entitlement activities Planning Board for making for major mixed-use developments, (3) to prepare master plans, land use, zoning, and significant contribution in development of Transit and HOV special use permits and (4) to due diligence for companies planning to develop major Network Master Plan mixed-use developments. Responsible for management of master plans preparation, • Divisional Achievement Award for development of growth policy initiatives, subdivision, zoning change and special use significant contribution to completion of Rustic Road Master permits, traffic impact studies, corridor studies, parking studies and transit planning and Plan leading efforts to develop Transportation Demand Management (TDM) strategies for National Highway Institute (FHWA) complex community redevelopment projects. • Certificate of Training-TRAF-NETSIM • Certificate of Training-The role of Driver Expectancy and Behavior in Wells + Associates, Inc. 2011-2014 Highway Design and Traffic Control • Certificate of HOV: Planning, Design, Senior Associate and Operations • Certificate of Introduction to Urban Responsible for technical analyses relating to long range transportation planning and Transportation Planning Procedures traffic engineering, traffic impact studies, business development, project administration, management of professional engineers and planners, quality control and documentation, CONTACT and expert witness testimony. (410) 718-8660 [email protected] www.stsconsultngus.co
Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) 2004 - 2011 Montgomery County Planning Department, Maryland Planning Supervisor
Participated in development of the County’s Annual Growth Policy (AGP), now called Subdivision Staging Policy. Responsible for enforcing the countywide transportation Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance (APFO). Responsible for implementation of recommendations contained in the Great Seneca Science Corridor (GSSC), Shady Grove, Twinbrook and White Flint Master Plans, and supervising architects, planners and engineers working in the areas of master planning, transportation, land use, zoning, environment, and urban design for the I-270 Technology Corridor in Montgomery County, Maryland.
Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) 1993 - 2004 Montgomery County Planning Department, Maryland Planning Coordinator
Responsible for solving difficult and complex planning issues and conducting in-depth negotiations involving review and recommendations on the transportation impact of major development proposals, preparing master plans, conducting travel demand forecasting for the countywide Transitway/HOV Network Master Plan and area master plans. Coordinating major investment transportation projects with Washington Council of Governments (Washington MPO), Maryland Department of Transportation and Montgomery County Department of Transportation. Preparing comprehensive traffic studies for major road and transit projects such as Montrose Parkway and “Purple Line” light rail corridor and station planning and design in Montgomery County, Maryland
Department of Planning and Zoning 1990 - 1993 Harford County, Maryland Chief, Transportation & Community Planning
Responsible for supervision of professional planners and architects working in the areas of transportation planning, community facilities projects, rural planning, and data management. Working with Baltimore Council of Governments (Baltimore MPO) on regional projects, LRTP and TIP. Served on the Technical and Programming Committees of the Baltimore MPO. Managed County’s Travel Demand Forecasting Model. Managed a team of professionals to develop standards for the County’s first Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance that included Transportation, Schools, Water, Sewer, Parks, Libraries and Public Safety.
Office of Planning & Zoning 1987 - 1990 Prince William County, Virginia Senior Transportation Engineer
Responsible for preparation of special transportation studies involving traffic operations, pedestrian, bicycle and vehicular traffic safety, travel demand forecasting, master planning, technical review of roadway design plans, providing recommendations and making presentations to citizen groups and elected officials on transportation projects. Worked with the Washington MPO on regional issues and served on its TSM/TDM subcommittee, worked with State and surrounding jurisdictions to plan and design HOV lanes on I-95 and I-66. Prepared impact study of HOV lanes on VA 234 north of Manassas. Supervised transportation planners and technicians.
Lancaster County Planning Commission 1986 – 1987 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Transportation Planner
Managed the transportation planning programs for the Lancaster Area Metropolitan Planning Organization. Supervised planners and technicians to prepare master plans, traffic impact studies and travel demand modeling to determine the feasibility of installing traffic signal, goods movement planning and traffic safety operation.
David W. Kitchens, AIA
David grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, receiving Bachelors and Masters degrees in Architecture at Georgia Institute of Technology. His graduate studies concentrated on Urban Design and pedestrian urban spaces. He participated in several AIA- sponsored Urban Design Assistance projects, making recommendations to cities for downtown redevelopment. His graduate studies included research and design of a new capital city for the state of Alaska at Willow, a town north of Anchorage.
In over 30 years of service with Cooper Carry, David has led mixed-use design efforts on a variety of award-winning projects including Mizner Park in Boca Raton, Florida. This mixed-use development has been recognized by a variety of organizations including the AIA, which bestowed upon it the Excellence of Design Award. David led the design of the master plan and many of the buildings that make up Bethesda Row. The project was awarded the Best Block in America 2002 by The Cooper Carry Congress for New Urbanism, the Excellence Award from the Urban Land Institute Principal and the Maryland/DC NAIOP Award of Excellence for Best Smart Growth Master Plan. Education Assisted Living Professional Program, Through his leadership, the Alexandria, Virginia office of Cooper Carry is Harvard University recognized as a regional and national innovator in mixed-use urban design and Master of Architecture, Georgia Institute architecture that creates walkable community environments and takes advantage of of Technology sustainable modes of connectivity and transit. Bachelor of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology Honors and Awards International Interior Design Association’s Mid-Atlantic Chapter, Gold Award for Registrations Interior Design, Benning Charter School, Washington, DC Registered Architect: Georgia, International Interior Design Association’s Mid-Atlantic Chapter, Special Maryland, Virginia, District of Recognition, Benning Charter School Renovation, Washington, DC Columbia, Florida, New Jersey, Virginia Society AIA, Inform Awards, Award of Merit for Interior Design Nebraska, Pennsylvania, West Benning Charter School Renovation, Washington, D.C. Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, Interior Design Magazine Top 100 Giants, Cooper Carry #62 Delaware, Missouri, South Carolina, Delta Associates’ Apartment & Condominium Industry Awards for Excellence, 2007 Washington Best Mid-Atlantic High-Rise Apartment Community Originally Designed as a NCARB Condominium, Halstead Tower, Alexandria, VA Delta Associates’ Apartment & Condominium Industry Awards for Excellence, 2007 Associations Best Specialty/Concrete, Halstead Tower, Alexandria, VA American Institute of Architects, District Northern Virginia NAIOP, 2006 Best Interiors Tenant Space (1-14,999 sf ), Cooper of Columbia Chapter Carry Office, Alexandria, VA District of Columbia Building Industry, Northern Virginia NAIOP, 2006 Best Building, Environmentally Responsible/Green Housing Committee Construction, Award of Merit, Cooper Carry Office, Alexandria, VA National Trust for Historic Preservation, Henry Adams, AIA Scholastic Award for Excellence in the Study of Architecture Nation Main Street Center SGF Research Grant for Urban Design Study Capital City Plan for the State of Urban Land Institute, Washington Alaska District Public/Private Council, Main SGF Research Grant for Urban Design Study Capital City Plan for the state of Street Speaker Forum Alaska Catholic University of America, 2004 NOVA/NAIOP, 1991 High Rise Category, Award of Merit, C&P Telephone, Visiting Critic, Graduate Urban Fairfax County, VA Studio, Urban Housing South Florida NAIOP, 1998 Award of Merit, Mizner Office Tower, Boca Raton, FL Mid-Atlantic Masonry Design, 2000, 1st Award - Design, Bethesda Row, Bethesda, MD Urban Land Institute, 2001 Excellence in Urban Design, Bethesda Row, Bethesda, MD Spotlight Industry Trends, Fall 2001 Precast Award Winners, Best Mixed-Use Building Congress of New Urbanism, 2002 Best Block Award, Bethesda Row, Bethesda, MD Urban Land Institute, 2002 Excellence Award, Bethesda Row, Bethesda, MD Maryland/DC NAIOP, 2003 Award of Excellence - Best Smart Growth Master Plan, David W. Kitchens, AIA PG 2 (continued)
Bethesda Row, Bethesda, MD NAIOP Award of Merit, Best Urban Office (Up to 150,000 sf )
Project Experience
Master Planning Banyan Street Corridor Development, West Palm Beach, FL Case Western Master Plan, Cleveland, OH Chevy Chase Lake Sector Plan, Chevy Chase, MD Coldstream Research Park, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY Crystal Rock, Germantown, MD Innovation Town Center, George Mason University, Prince William County, VA Kravis Place Master Plan: The Downtown/Uptown Redevelopment Project, West Palm Beach, FL Landover, Prince George’s County, MD Market Place at Fifth & Forbes Master Plan, Pittsburgh, PA McGinley Square Revitalization Plan, Jersey City, NJ Oakville Triangle Master Plan, Alexandria, VA Orlando Naval Training Center Redevelopment Master Plan, Orlando, FL Potomac River Green, Alexandria, VA Potomac Yards Land Bay F, Alexandria, VA White Flint, Montgomery County, MD
Mixed-Use 1800 Century Center, Atlanta, GA Ashbrook Town Center, Loudoun County, VA Bethesda Retail District & Streetscape, Bethesda, MD Blowing Rock Mixed-Use, Blowing Rock, NC Charlottesville Town Center, Charlottesville, VA Crocker 2nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL Crystal City Master Plan & Repositioning Scenario, Arlington, VA Dudrow Farm, Easton MD Dulles Station, Herndon, VA DuPont Center, Jacksonville, FL East Bank District, Wichita, KS Fairfield Mixed-Use Community, Fairfax, VA Garrison Seaport Center, Retail/Hotel, Tampa, FL Jupiter Inlet Village, Jupiter, FL Landerbrook Mixed-Use Development, Cleveland, OH Mizner Park Phases I, II, III & IV, Boca Raton, FL Palm Beach County Town Center, Palm Beach, FL Playa Vista And Vacia Talega, San Juan, Puerto Rico Queens West, Queens, NY Rockville Center, Rockville, MD Royal Palm Plaza, Boca Raton, FL Royal Poinciana Place, Palm Beach, FL Santacruz, Guarenas, Venezuela Skyline Repositioning, Alexandria, VA South Andrews Avenue Tower, Fort Lauderdale, FL Southbank, Jacksonville, FL Southpoint, Tallahassee, FL South Main Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA Stratford at Leesburg, Leesburg, VA The Spectrum, Falls Church, VA The Village at Shirlington, Arlington, VA Underground Atlanta, Atlanta, GA David W. Kitchens, AIA PG 3 (continued)
University Place Master Plan, Tacoma, WA Washington Global Center, Alexandria, VA Worthington Place, Delray Beach, FL
Hospitality Carlyle Hotel, Alexandria, VA Marriott Expansion-Hotel, Boca Raton, FL Wyndham Hotel City Center, Washington, DC
Retail Ballston Mall Redevelopment, Arlington, VA Bethesda Row, Bethesda, MD Brooklyn Junction, Brooklyn, NY Colorado Center Retail, Denver, CO Garrison Seaport Retail, Tampa, FL Jacobson Department Store, Boca Raton, FL La Caruna Retail, La Caruna, Spain Landmark Mall Repositioning, Alexandria, VA Mazza Gallerie, Washington, DC North Bethesda Mixed-Use Development, Bethesda, MD Queens West Retail, Queens, NY South View Retail Master Plan, Gainesville, VA
Residential 1111 Belle Pre Apartments, Alexandria, VA 101 Clematis Live/Work Lofts, West Palm Beach, FL 515 N. Washington Street Residential Conversion, Alexandria, VA The Ashby, Multiple building unit renovation, McLean, VA Baltic Plaza, Atlantic City, NJ Bridgeport Eco-District, Bridgeport, CT The Barrington (senior residential), Largo, FL Bayfront, Naples, FL The Cumberland, Nashville, TN East Reed Avenue, Alexandria, VA Fidelity Residential Towers, West Palm Beach, FL Georgia King Village, Newark, NJ Halstead Towers, Alexandria, VA Las Palmas, San Juan, Puerto Rico Landmark Mall Residential, Alexandria, VA Montclair Center, Montclair, NJ Morristown Station, Morristown, NJ North Henry Street, Alexandria, VA Park Tower, Alexandria, VA Porto Colleoni, Jupiter, FL Riviera Beach (senior residential), Hallandale, FL Rosemary Lane, Sarasota, FL Sarasota Renaissance, Sarasota, FL Seminary Towers, Alexandria, VA Shirlington Overlook, Arlington, VA Soho Apartments, Tampa, FL The Spectrum, Falls Church, VA The Woodley, Washington, DC David W. Kitchens, AIA PG 4 (continued)
Studies Boca Raton Downtown Redevelopment Plan, Boca Raton, FL The Bonifant Planning Study, Montgomery County, MD City of Alexandria – Small Area Plan Review, Alexandria, VA Columbia Pike Revitalization Plan – Visualization Study, Arlington County, VA Falls Church City Center Plan, Falls Church, VA Montgomery Hills Improvement Study, Montgomery County, MD Sarasota Cultural District Plan, Sarasota, FL Tampa Hope VI, Tampa, FL Titusville Urban Design Manual, Titusville, FL
Office/Corporate 100 Clematis Street Project, West Palm Beach, FL 800/900 N. Glebe Road, Arlington, VA AT&T Atlanta Data Center Campus, Alpharetta, GA Atrium Building, Alexandria, VA Arlington Gateway, 950 Glebe Road, Arlington, VA Andrews Avenue & Sixth Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL Barnett Bank Corporate Headquarters, Jacksonville, FL Blue Cross/Blue Shield 500-550 Twelfth Street Building Audit, Washington, D.C. C&P Telephone Northern Virginia Headquarters, Fairfax, VA COMSAT Building Audit, Washington, DC Crystal City Redevelopment, Arlington, VA Decoverly Office Park, Montgomery County, MD Deerwood Park North, Jacksonville, FL Dulles Station Corporate Office I & II , Herndon, VA Fairview Park, Site 3 and 4, Fairfax, VA General Dynamics Headquarters, Fairfax, VA Gran Park at Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL Kaiser Permanente Headquarters, Fairfax, VA Long Island Center, Atlanta, GA Market Square at Shady Grove, Rockville, MD Mizner Park Corporate Office, Boca Raton, FL National Service Industries Headquarters, Atlanta, GA Nations Bank Regional Corporate Tower, Sarasota, FL One Ridgewood at Westfields, Chantilly, VA PG&E Headquarters, Rockville, MD Park Forty Plaza, Raleigh, NC Park Plaza at Shady Grove, Rockville, MD The Regent at 950 Glebe Road, Arlington, VA Research Office Center, Rockville, MD St. Joe Corporate Headquarters, Jacksonville, FL Two Owings Mills, Corporate Center, Owings Mills, MD
Education Bailey’s Upper Elementary School for the Arts & Sciences Adaptive Reuse, Falls Church, VA Benning School Redevelopment, Washington, D.C. CSAAC, Montgomery Village, MD Forest Knolls Elementary, Silver Spring, MD Fredericksburg Academy, Fredericksburg, VA George Mason University Krasnow Institute, Fairfax, VA The George Washington University Museum Support Facility, Washington, DC Washington Christian Academy, Silver Spring, VA Westgate Elementary, Fairfax County, VA Westminister Academy, Atlanta, GA PATRICK G. LA VAY, P.E.
TITLE : Vice President / Senior Project Engineer
EXPERTISE : Civil Engineering, Land Planning and Project Management Relating to Development Projects in the State of Maryland and Washington, D.C.
EXPERIENCE WITH MACRIS , HENDRICKS AND GLASCOCK , P.A. (2009 - Present): · Project Engineer in charge of managing commercial, institutional, and industrial projects under design by Macris, Hendricks and Glascock, P.A. Responsibilities include: project coordination and scheduling, plan and specification preparation and review, development application and permit processing, LEED Certification and construction administration.
(2007 – 2009) · Design Engineer in charge of the design of Stormwater Management & Storm Drainage Systems and Soil Erosion/Sediment Control Plans. Responsibilities included feasibility investigations, plan and specification preparation, and construction administration.
PAST EXPERIENCE : (2005-2007) Austin Powder Company, North America o Explosives Engineer in charge of surface mining blast design, pre/post blast surveying, mining production estimations, research & development, and long range mine planning.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND : · B.S., Virginia Tech – Mining and Minerals Engineering o Phi Sigma Theta National Honors Society
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION : · Professional Engineer, State of Maryland (Registered January, 2010)
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS : · American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Member
EXPERIENCE AS EXPERT WITNESS : o Office of Zoning Hearing Examiner for Montgomery County, Maryland o Special Exception Case No. S-2819, Olney Assisted Living o Special Exception Case No. S-2820, Fairland Animal Hospital o Special Exception Case No. S-2815 Alfredhouse Eldercare, Inc. o Conditional Use Case No. CU 15-05 Artis Senior Living, Potomac o Local Map Amendment Case No. H-118, Georgetown Professional Associates o Frederick County Board of Appeals o Special Exception Case No. B-14-17, Kelkimric Properties
AWARDS AND HONORS : o Shelton Award for Academic Achievement in Engineering – Class of 2005 o Maryland National Capital Building Industry Association, 2011 Environmental Award – Watkins Mill High School, Regenerative Storm Drain Outfall Restoration Project Robert J. Stoddard, PE, CCIM 13809 Willow Tree Drive (240) 678-5958 Rockville, Maryland 20850 [email protected]
QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY
Experienced national real estate professional with an extensive background in development, acquisitions, dispositions, and asset value creation. Collaborative, team oriented individual, skillful negotiator and problem solver possessing strong analytical skills. Areas of expertise include deal sourcing, contract negotiation, consultant selection, due diligence, entitlements, budgeting, and construction management.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
RJS Realty Services, LLC, Rockville, MD January 2009 to Present Principal Established a real estate consulting firm specializing in commercial real estate development. • Represented a client in two of the largest master plans in the region (White Flint and Tysons Corner) with a focus of transforming suburban oriented areas near mass transit to more urban transit oriented development. Provided testimony to various task forces, committees, planning boards, County Council and Board of Supervisors resulting in higher densities for my client. • Created over $90 Million of future land value and over 2 Million SF of additional potential development with the rezoning of properties in Maryland and Virginia. • Appointed member of the White Flint Advisory, Steering, and Implementation Committees providing recommendations for the future planning of 440 acres and the creation of the new commercial residential (CR) zoning designation for mixed use near transit centers in Montgomery County. • Represented a client with a complex approval and annexation process resulting in the approval of a 417 unit multifamily project near a Metro station. • Represented national senior living firm in repositioning an existing property in New England for additional care levels. • Represented the equity partner in a joint venture resulting in the approval of a 163 unit multifamily project in Arlington, Virginia. • Representing an investor to procure land sites for future development in the DC area. • Sourced a senior living site for Alzheimer’s care in New England. • Representing a landowner for the Bethesda Downtown Plan to increase the property’s value for future redevelopment with increased density and rezoning. • Representing a national hotel company to source new development and franchise opportunities nationally with an emphasis on the east coast. • Representing a client for the approval of a 425 unit multifamily project near Metro.
Washington Real Estate Investment Trust, Rockville, MD October 2006 to January 2009 Director of Development Led a five person development group for a publicly traded REIT with a concentrated portfolio in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Managed the completion of ongoing development projects and future redevelopment opportunities within the existing portfolio. • Navigated the completion of a complex 224 unit multifamily and mixed use project valued at $86 Million by refocusing the project scope and creatively expediting the projected schedule saving five months of time and mitigating the financial exposure. Negotiated close-out savings worth over $1 Million with the General Contractor. • Directed completion of 180,000 SF office building with a $52 Million development value. • Oversaw the renovation of three shopping centers totaling 360,000 SF resulting in higher occupancies and rents. Robert J. Stoddard, PE, CCIM Page 2
• Achieved completion of a challenging $36.5 Million infill mixed use project in Alexandria, VA converting a retail parking lot into 74 luxury residential units and first floor retail with below grade parking. • Reorganized the development department and implemented improved reporting formats that enabled the department to better manage its projects and provide needed information to senior management related to project costs and improve the accuracy of projected schedules. • Created and managed department budgets for current and future projects.
Shelter Development, LLC, Baltimore, MD September 2003-September 2006 Vice President of Development (2006) Director of Development (2003-2006) Implemented the expansion of the Brightview Senior Living portfolio in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. Responsible for all activities related to site selection and entitlements as well as internal investment committee approval of potential projects. Product types included independent living, assisted living and memory care. • Negotiated the acquisition of general and limited partnership interests of a 172 unit multifamily community in Columbia, MD valued at $12.3 Million. Negotiated the sale price, phased out a Section 8 contract with HUD, obtained approval of the limited partners, negotiated for new equity and debt financing and repositioned the asset to a market rate community. • Sourced four development properties in Boston and Philadelphia markets totaling over 690 units of independent and assisted living with a development value in excess of $110 Million growing the regional portfolio and increasing overall operating efficiencies.
Realty Investment Company, Inc., Silver Spring, MD September 2001-September 2003 Director of Acquisitions and Development Located and identified acquisition and development opportunities for family owned real estate investment company in the Southeast and Mid-West. Directed all activities from deal sourcing through closing. • Sourced three multifamily properties totaling 1,232 units valued at $80.75 Million for a 1031 exchange. • Acquired a closing retail operation in Sarasota, FL for conversion to self-storage. • Identified numerous opportunities for investment by the Owner’s Educational Foundation.
ManorCare Health Services, Inc., Rockville, MD May 1994 – September 2001 Director of Development (1997-2001) Development Manager (1996-1997) Project Manager (1994-1996) Sourced development sites nationally for growth of skilled nursing and assisted living communities. • Responsible for the development of numerous skilled nursing and assisted living communities nationally totaling over 1000 new beds worth over $100 Million in value. • Directed a project team to implement a Life Care Facility policy in Cook County, Illinois reducing the company’s property tax exposure on new development by 50% and enabling several communities to be developed in the largest cluster market of the portfolio. • Established reporting to merged entity for the disposition of assets that were not aligned with the goals of the new company including negotiation of lease terminations and the disposition of over 25 properties nationally.
EDUCATION BS, Civil and Environmental Engineering Clarkson College of Technology, Potsdam, NY Various financial and real estate related courses through The Appraisal Institute, CCIM, ULI, and Columbia University
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS - Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) Designee, Professional Engineer, State of Maryland Licensed Real Estate Sales Person (MD, VA, DC)
TRINI M. RODRIGUEZ PRINCIPAL EDUCATION Master of Regional Planning, 1985, University of Pennsylvania Master of Appropriate Technology for Development, 1985, University of Pennsylvania Certificate of Urban Design, 1984, University of Pennsylvania Master of Landscape Architecture, 1983, University of Pennsylvania Bachelors of Architecture, 1980, Universidad Central de Venezuela
Prior to establishing PRI in 1996, Trini Rodriguez was principal of the nationally recognized planning and landscape architectural firm of HOH Associates, Inc. Ms. Rodriguez is a LEED certified, Virginia registered landscape architect, certified planner and architect with a variety of experience ranging from building design to small- and large scale urban design, landscape architecture and master planning. She has managed and designed master plans for projects throughout the United States and abroad. She has interdisciplinary expertise that has served a broad spectrum of public agencies, institutions, private developers and corporations. She is fluent in Spanish, French and English. Ms. Rodriguez has worked as an architect in Venezuela, as a designer with EDAW and has taught in the Landscape Design Program at George Washington University,
Washington, D.C.
Silver Spring Library. also included in the project program. A about public access and awareness of Silver Spring, Maryland series of roof terraces and gardens on these parks. The Silver Spring Library & Art Center multiple levels create a green network located in downtown Silver Spring features and oasis between the office and Seagull Square, Salisbury a 63,000 SF Library, a 20,000 SF Arts residential towers. Streetscape design is University. Center to be operated by a private non- a major component of the project. PRI Salisbury, Maryland profit art education organization, and has developed a dynamic streetscape In 2009, Rodriguez was responsible for 30,000 SF of County office space. A design conforming to the newly landscape architecture and assisted in future Purple Line Light Rail Station will established NOMA district guidelines. the site design of this 605 bed student be integrated at the ground floor level of Lush plantings of trees are planted in housing project, LEED Certified, mixed the building. The streetscape and public expanded soil volumes using leading use building with student apartments over spaces are greatly influenced by the final edge soil cell technologies. Low impact retail shops and restaurants. This beautiful Purple Line Light Rail design as it runs development basins are included to filter development is located at a gateway to the diagonally through the library site. A pollutants and sediment from storm water campus and features a retail public plaza public plaza defined by Fenton Street and to reduce water volumes during and a residential garden terrace. Again and the Purple Line embraces the iconic peak rain events through the use of check the University requested Rodriguez address architecture of the library. This complex dams and plant materials. pre existing problems with surrounding project will serve as a cultural landmark uses and design a new campus quad and become a significant anchor within Tysons West Metrorail adjacent to the project. downtown Silver Spring. This project is Demonstration TOD Project. committed to achieve a LEED Silver rating. Tysons Corner, Virginia George Mason University Inn and ParkerRodriguez was selected to provide Conference Center. Constitution Square. parks, open space, streetscape and urban Fairfax, Virginia Washington, DC design services to The Georgelas Group Site planning and landscape architectural Located adjacent to the new ATF and WDG Architects. PRI planners and design for this new major facility for Headquarters building and the New York designers created evocative, vibrant and the main campus of George Mason Avenue Metro Station in the heart of compelling concepts and guidelines for University. This 16 acre focal point of the the new NOMA district of Washington, the envisioned Arts and Entertainment campus includes arrival plaza and amenity DC, Constitution Square was one of the District at Tysons West. One of the PRI features. first major projects developed within the innovations was to develop and win NOMA district and serves as a catalyst approval of a system of public skyparks Prince Frederick Hall Student for future development. The complex and green roofs throughout Tysons in Housing, University of Maryland. master plan features three office towers partial fulfillment of the park requirements. College Park, Maryland and three residential towers, all over a PRI studied elevated parks in New York, Site planning and landscape architectural parking structure that covers an entire city San Francisco, Europe and Japan to help design for a 709 bed student dormitory. block. A supermarket and a hotel are build public acceptance and concerns This project capitalizes on its adjacency to PARKERRODRIGUEZ the South Gateway open space, extending design for this urban campus culminating or districts. The buildings are situated to green space with a larger quad in front in the 2002 Campus Master Plan. The take advantage of views of the lake, and of Prince Frederick Hall. A plaza at the campus plan solved issues of grossly the architecture of the buildings takes cues building’s main entrance overlooks the inadequate parking while also adding over from the structure of the forest and riparian large new quad with a seating terrace buildings for over 1,000 new dormitory vegetation and landforms. The landscape stepping down at its edge. The project beds and most importantly provided a is expressed as a progression of distinct seeks to achieve LEED Gold certification. compelling new vision for the campus, spaces or “districts”, each with its own including landscape treatments, the character and ambience, seamlessly knit Oyster School and Henry Adams. addition of several major new buildings, together by their connection to the lake. Cleveland Park, DC. a new student union and field house an Landscape design and site planning for this academic promenade and two major new AWARDS unique model of public-private partnership. plazas including one honoring alumni, Tree Conservation Award for Outstanding This very urban site presented great Mayor Rudolph Giuliani. Commitment to Tree Planting at The Falls challenges to accommodate both uses in at Flint Hill, Fairfax County, Virginia, 2012 a small site. The residential development Washington Adventist Hospital. Puerto Rico NAHB Award for Planning, paid in full for the construction of a new Silver Spring, Maryland Parque Escorial, San Juan, 2001 Oyster School in this very prominent The hospital campus being developed Virginia NAHB Community of the Year, Washington neighborhood. by Washington Adventist Hospital is a Farrcroft, Fairfax, 2001 state-of-the-art health care facility that American Planning Association Merit Town Hall Education Arts emphasizes the idea of well-being and Award NEAC, Prince William County Recreation Center (THE ARC), SE, gracious harmony in its relationship with Context, Issues and Strategies, 1995 Washington, D.C. the surrounding natural environment, American Planning Association Merit PRI worked closely with the client and unlike most major medical facilities Award, VA Chapter, 1989 architect to design the landscape for that seem to grow “like topsy”, devoid Thesis Project Design Award, Lansdowne, this multi-use facility that was developed of any relationship to the site or natural Loudoun County Virginia, 1980 in partnership with the community in a setting. Visitors, patients and staff entering neighborhood of Southeast Washington the Campus will experience a rich MEMBERSHIPS DC. environment that adopts a landscape American Institute of Architects (AIA) vocabulary tied to the site’s natural beauty American Institute of Certified Planners Manhattan College, The Bronx, and character. The campus-like setting (AICP) New York, New York. includes a complex of buildings which American Society of Landscape Architects Ms Rodriguez assisted by Jay. Parker are carefully situated on the site to create (ASLA) provided master planning and urban identifiable and distinct neighborhoods Urban Land Institute (ULI)